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Will you be furiously cooking up a storm on Sunday evening 30th July, and wearing your Cooking For Copyright apron?
Or recovering from a successful day of baking?
Like to share your baking adventures virtually, wherever you are in Australia or the world?

Join us to hear some copyright and cooking stories, talk about recipes or share a story from your kitchen or historical family cookbook.
You can also share a pic while you are in action and wearing your #CookingForCopyright Apron via Instagram or Twitter.

Date: Tuesday 1 August 2017

Time: 9pm AEST

Theme: Advocacy

Visit our blog: https://alianewgrads.wordpress.com/new-generation-advisory-committee/auslibchat/advocacy-1817/

The questions will be shared closer to the chat (4th July) and will be posted here:
https://alianewgrads.wordpress.com/new-generation-advisory-committee/auslibchat/libraries-and-funding-4717/

Join the Picture Book Book Club at 8pm AEST on the first Thursday of every month for a Twitter chat with a special guest. Each chat will include facilitated questions PLUS a Q&A with the special guest.
All welcome! Follow #picbookbc on Twitter for all the action and check out the blog for this months special guest! 

Date: Tuesday 6 June 2017

Time: 9pm AEST

Theme: Rural and Regional Services

For more information: https://alianewgrads.wordpress.com/new-generation-advisory-committee/auslibchat/rural-and-regional-services-6617/

Date: Tuesday 2 May 2017

Time: 9pm AEST

Theme: Technology Tools

For more information, please visit the Technology Tools web page:

https://alianewgrads.wordpress.com/new-generation-advisory-committee/auslibchat/technology-tools-2517/

Join our first Picture Book Book Club Twitter chat on Thursday 2nd March 8pm AEST. Our theme for the month of March is ‘Aussie’ picture books.

We are super lucky to have the ultra talented Damon Young joining us to discuss picture book awesomeness. His fun new book ‘My Brother is a Beast’ which is illustrated by the very cool Peter Carnavas will hit shelves in late February.

LARK's first event this year will be an opportunity for some interprofessional learning. In this webinar, our guests will share experiences from health and libraries about different approaches to research capacity building for practice.

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